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<0> let's say i have a sitemap, at the top of the page is a navigation. at the bottom of the page are 2 links in the sitemap (copyright and trademark). would you all cerate a menu to display copyright and trademark? or would you all just hardcode the links <asp:HyperLink ... navigateurl="~/info/copyright.aspx">?
<0> screw it... i'm just going to hard code the links
<0> no one seems to know
<1> i cant get my mainMenu to draw, hmmm
<1> how do i make a listBox that works like a comboBox (has the items in a drop down, intead of the tiny up/down clickable arrows)
<2> you have to resize the dropdown lenght
<2> get it longer
<2> just scale it down with your mouse
<3> I gather this is a room about the language?
<4> yes
<3> I have done C and Java at a university level a couple of years ago and I want to learn C#, I am looking for a good book that will start pretty basic and get into the more advanced topics, such as different data structures(eg hash tables etc)
<4> hrmm
<4> well darklling bought a C# book recently.
<4> was it any good darklling ?
<4> I have a good book, but it's a bit old
<4> so doesn't contain the new stuff in 2.0
<3> ahh k, what is the name of it, it may have a new version
<4> it doesn't. But it was called C# Unleached
<4> by Joe Mayo
<4> you have a good bookshop close by?
<3> ahh k, I was looking at this http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/0735621292/sr=1-3/qid=1156407777/ref=pd_bbs_3/002-3119184-3908845?ie=UTF8&s=books and while it seemed like an ok start it also seemed rather basic even by the end
<4> if so, just go there and check if they cover the basics
<5> hmmm
<5> it seems ok
<3> yeah good point
<5> but I havent read it all yet
<4> Most important is Generics, Exceptions, Security, Winforms, ASP.NET
<4> what is it called darklling ?
<4> the reviews of that book aren't all that popular AlexKidd
<3> no, there are soo many books it is hard to decide on one
<3> lol
<3> no doubt I will need a couple
<5> c# Step by step
<5> 2005 edition
<4> ah
<4> the same one :)
<3> darklling are you new to coding?
<6> I've been doing templates in c++.. is it basically the same in c#?
<4> No
<4> they're generics
<4> they have proper error handeling
<4> they're more limited
<4> and the runtime does the actual work
<6> ah ok
<6> I really need a new box.. compiling on an amd2200 is too slow
<4> generics are constrainted by interfaces
<4> or base cl***es
<6> I've been tempted to splash out and get a really high end box
<4> while templates can be by methods.
<4> does that answer your question?
<4> a: Yes
<4> b: No
<4> c: No but I'd like to ask more questions
<3> c please
<4> hehe
<3> how are pointers handled in c#
<3> hehe
<4> References it's called
<4> to objects for example
<4> or real pointers can be used too
<4> but that's "unsafe"
<3> nice, I hate pointers
<3> lol
<4> if you use unsafe code
<4> your app won' twork over say network
<4> unless you give it explicitly access
<3> haha MS restrictions, cool
<3> would you say C# is easier than C++ or just a little different?
<4> Easier.
<4> C# is more restrictive than c++
<4> so it's less easy to write bad code.
<3> that's good I guess, in ways. What I am planning to do is have a play around with MS's xna framework, and make some basic games, so I have to use C#
<7> Is there any way to hide standard properties on a custom control? I tried over riding some and setting thier browsable attribute to false but many of the properties I can't even override.
<7> I have to restart
<7> Hi I am lazy and I would like to be able to convert 4 integers to 4 strings with out haveing to use .tostring() on each integer. And with out creating a method to do this. does it exist?
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